DDC was founded in 1999 and is one of the most famous breakdance groups in Europe. Gala and TV shows in Germany and abroad are part of everyday business for the two-time world champions.

In 2013, they won the title "Europe's Best Dance Show" and founded their own company. With "Breakin' Mozart" the DDC combines classical music, opera singing and breakdance and has played over 300 shows throughout Europe since 2014. In 2015, DDC represented Germany at the International Circus Festival in Wuqiao/China, followed by the YOUNG STAGE Festival in Basel and the Festival in Monte Carlo. In 2016 and 2019, the crew toured the largest halls in Germany and played in front of more than 220,000 spectators as part of Europe's most successful gymnastics show "Feuerwerk der Turnkunst". Since 2016, the boys have also been touring through Germany and Austria every year alongside Florian Silbereisen and other stars. In 2018, DDC even performed in front of former President Barack Obama at a charity event in Kenya.

Meanwhile, the DDC is a big name in live entertainment and not only stands on the stage itself, but produces complete shows and productions, too. With their own venue and production facility, the DDC Factory, they also teach their own talents and over 400 students.

In the year 2000, the Pop Duo ORANGE BLUE stormed the German charts with their debut single "She's got that light"- selling over 450,000 copies. This was followed by an Echo award nomination, European tours, multiple gold status recordings, songs for TV campaigns and various awards and music prizes.

ORANGE BLUE, consisting of singer Volkan Baydar and pianist Vince Bahrdt, were the first German band to compose, produce and perform a title song for Walt Disney ("Can somebody tell me who I am" - title track for Disney's "Dinosaur") and later on, the titlesong for a Hollywood blockbuster starring Julia Roberts and Catherine Zeta-Jones in the lead roles ("America's Sweethearts").

With their outstanding productions and more than a million records sold, ORANGE BLUE are among the most successful artists in the German music scene. In particular, among the very few who compose, write and produce their own songs.

Roman von Thurau comes from the far north of Germany. After studying psychology in Hamburg, he discovered his true passion: Performing magic on stage. He learns the craft of the illusionists with a Polish master and completed training in NLP and hypnosis. Growing up in Tehran, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Vivian completes her Art studies at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. She has always been fascinated by everything mysterious, and when she met Roman von Thurau in 2000, they quickly realize that they complement each other perfectly.

Since then, as the artist duo Sonambul, they have been developing unique stage performances that combine intelligent entertaining experiments in the field of mental magic with Vivians expressive drawings. Roman von Thurau and Vivian perform their own full-length theater shows, with which they tour throughout Germany, and take part in numerous national and international TV productions. And best of all: They can combine their profession with their passion for travel! Even after numerous performances, e.g. in the USA, India, Singapore, Cape Town, Marrakech, Bahrain or on the seven seas - the longing for foreign countries, new cultures and inspiring encounters always remains!